Abstract Business incubators (BIs) represent a significant category of entrepreneurial support organizations. They provide support to entrepreneurs engaged in traditional and social ventures. They can facilitate the development of inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystems by linking entrepreneurs and...

This chapter explores, through participatory-action research, the relationship between perceived levels of social connectedness and mental health conditions among low-income first-generation graduate and professional students. Students used photography to document their lived experiences in...

The sheer ubiquity of the LMS can sometimes result in it being overlooked. It is frequently the central element of digital education in higher education and, in comparison to some of the more “exotic” platforms and technologies that have emerged in recent times, it can look a little jaded...

Formal childcare is increasingly recognized not only as an indispensable care facility that relieves the care burden of parents and thus has enormous positive economic effects, but also for its important contribution to early childhood development. With high quality and universal supply, formal...

Abstract Serial acquirers take on multiple acquisitions as part of an acquisition program. Recently, serial acquirers have received scholarly attention from several streams of research. In this chapter, the authors review this research, focusing on the antecedents, processes, and performance of...

The supervisor-candidate relationship is one of the most important aspects of PhD candidature. Here we present author reflections that offer understandings of the pitfalls and challenges and strategies associated with successful PhD supervision and candidate relationships. We offer insights into...

Purpose of This Chapter: This chapter examines the gender-based skewness witnessed in terms of women-led unicorns, as well as, in the field of entrepreneurship in general in India. India has been witnessing a booming startup landscape lately, with the country producing several new unicorns....

We explore the variable knowledge-constituting assumptions of critical nonprofit scholarship, how they diverge from the ‘mainstream’ and what this means theoretically, methodologically and practically for scholars. We propose a reflexive framework to help researchers to interrogate their...

Abstract This chapter focusses on analysing the origins and evolution of the SWOT analysis. It explains the drivers and limitations of the conventional SWOT analysis, laying the groundwork for new decision-making models that can aid researchers and practitioners in comprehending both the...

Abstract The Fourth Industrial Revolution is creating a substantial buzz, yet there is another potentially transformative force which is making its appearance in the form of “green” revolution. Scientists, Social Scientists and Environmentalists worldwide are leveraging platforms to amplify...